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Will Latino Voters Play a Pivotal Role in 2016?

After New Hampshire, both parties will be chasing the fast-growing number of eligible Latinos. They could make a crucial difference in several states. We hear what divides a group of 27 million potential voters—and what unites them.

By Warren Olney • Feb 9, 2016 • 52m Listen

After New Hampshire, both parties will be chasing the fast-growing number of eligible Latinos. They could make a crucial difference in several states. We hear what divides a group of 27 million potential voters—and what unites them.

Later on the program, Beyoncé, the Super Bowl and Black Lives Matter.

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Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Sarah Sweeney
Vice President of Talk Programming, KCRW
Jenny Hamel
KCRW
Paul von Zielbauer
Producer, 'To the Point'

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To the Point

Will Latino Voters Play a Pivotal Role in 2016?

After New Hampshire, both parties will be chasing the fast-growing number of eligible Latinos. They could make a crucial difference in several states. We hear what divides a group of 27 million potential voters—and what unites them.

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To the Point

Will Latino Voters Play a Pivotal Role in 2016?

After New Hampshire, both parties will be chasing the fast-growing number of eligible Latinos. They could make a crucial difference in several states. We hear what divides a group of 27 million potential voters—and what unites them.

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